Chiefs implement new fan rules at training camp in St. Joseph
Yahoo Sports • 1 min read • Latest: Aug 18, 2026, 5:50 AM
Last updated Aug 18, 2026

The Kansas City Chiefs have introduced strict security measures at their training camp in St. Joseph this week. Fans can no longer line up before 5 a.m., and practice attendance now requires tickets booked through Ticketmaster, with select dates charging $7 for entry. Security enforces the NFL's Clear Bag Policy, restricting the types of bags allowed. Parking costs $8 per day, and fans must arrive within a limited timeframe. Despite these restrictions, moments from quarterback Patrick Mahomes have kept fans engaged, including his lively interactions during practice.
- •Training camp has had no issues for 16 summers until this week.
- •Fans must secure tickets through Ticketmaster for practice sessions.
- •New rule prohibits fan line-ups before 5 a.m.
- •Only see-through bags are allowed due to NFL security policies.
- •Mahomes provides entertaining moments during practice sessions.
- 5:50 AMYahoo Sports — Chiefs Enforce Strict Restrictions for Fans at Patrick Mahomes & Co.’s Training Camp
"The Kansas City Chiefs training camp has run smoothly for 16 straight summers in St. Joseph, but this week, security decided smooth wasn’t good enough and drew a hard line that fans are already testing.
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